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Use for Our surplus.

Tho .ndisations are that there will be
An active demand for money during the
oom,rs summer. The extraordinary
specui .uons In Southern real estate,
90 pe sally in Alabama, and the develop
meut Of manufacturing industries In
the -,me localities, will call for . vast
amount Of money. A prominent Chi
caso Journal asserts that 81 ,347 miles OF
new railroad will be built this year and
Is s56 miles Of old track relAid. In
New York alone the plans for new
bui,,ugs Hled since the Arst Of JAnu-
sry call for an expenditure Of $22, $780,
600, and new mortgages In the same
ci tnring the same period have been
entered for $35. 900, 900. All these vAri-
oa- Enterprises will require many hun
drsas Of millions OF dollars, and 1t
would not be matter OF great surprise
II the money market should be seriously
disturbed during the present season.
This brings to mind the fact that our
national treasury 10 full to overlooking.
Tbs coinage Of the silver dollar goes on
and new vaults have to be constructed
to hold them. Hundreds Of millions OF
dollars lie unused In the national trea-
suIy vaults, while there 10 demand
for them In the marts Of trade. The
niggardly policy Of the government
stands In the way Of progress. Had
the general pension bill not been vetoed
by me President millions OF this money
would have been distributed over the
country, carrying . healthy influence
into husiuass channels. Strange to say
che President has received unstinted
pra,se tor an act that will in the future,
when the public secs 1t In Its true light
appear small and despicable. Non'
deserved this surplus more than thu
men who rlsked their lives and CAV
their services to the government tha
our nation, % whole, might be pre-
served . standing monument OF fre'
government for centuries to come
Another folly for which the Presiden
Is praised 10 his veto OF the river AMI
hsrno- appropriation bill, which pre-
vented several million more dollar
from going into circulation, and pre-
ven. ou thousands OF working men from
having employment. There 10 grea
deal OF theoretical nonsense about food
ing the county with too much money
The country Is by no means finished
In no section are these great nations
highways like the ApiAn way Of Rome
constructed ut the governments OF
pense. Oar rivers and harbors shout
80. Do made nAvigable and turned to
merchantable account. Why shout
not this be done while the government
is actually hsmpered with Q none
surplus? There Is no reason in th
word why il should not be done, an
on'7 little mean, petty, partisan spir
Inter yenes to prevent 1t. The tw
yet35s OF President Cleveland, by while
Lit Ieiused to allow worthy aud honor
BILE soldiers to be peneioned and b
which he prevented the improvement
of harbors and rivers, were little mea
con;em ptible acts, unworthy the Chi
Magistrate Of great nation like Il
Ur"ed Ststes, and he will find tn
this will be the estimate in which
ts held by the great mass OF the Poop
b.a~Ie he is elected to q second term.
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PUEBLO SALES.
\ UDIrUK'S rALE.

~ virtue ofa warrant Of the Mayor g!
the city Of " Wilmington. 70 ne directed, siu
BE- exposed 10 public sals. q
10 O'Clock, .. Ne,
ON SATURDAY, MAY TIN. 1857.
as the Auditors once. Ne. ~ East sixth
street, (2nd story, y in the city OF Whining
ton, New castle County, State Of Delaware,
al that certain lot, piece OF parcel OF land,
situate ~ follows: beginning ct the inter.
section formed ~ the Eastsrly side Of Head
street and Noftherly side 81 Apple street
tsaid intersection being 1t the distance Of
100 feet Northerly from the Hortheriy side OF
Lobdell strsst,) thence EAsteriy By The said
side Of Apple street 70 feet 70 corner, thence
Northsrly parallel 70 Head street 70 feet 70
. corner, thence Westerly parallel 70 Apple
street 10 feet to the Aforesaid side Of heald
street, and thence thereby Southeriy 70 feet
to the place Of beginning.
Seizsd and taken In execution ~ tho pro-
psrty OF John y. kdwArds, and 70 DO solo BY
j. FRANK BALL,
Oity Auditor.
N. B-The above named property Is TO b
sold to satisfy = lien thereon for curling, nc.
a-23-te
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super papers; mostly octave
and billet sizes. For billet 3
cents, for octave 5 cents q
quire. Envelopes, square and
|oblong (don't match) 5
cents a pack. No samples.
South of Thirteenth street entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets
and City-hall square
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THREE FUNERALS in one day
Amor II. Harvey, b. Il. Heisler and
Albert S. Nones, the business man OF
full years, the active business man OF
middle life and the veteran soldier, are
levelei by the unerring shafts Of death.
How true 1t is that we are passing
away.
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TODAY.

we commence TO- |
day the sale ofsome
of the best bargains
ever offered in this
or any other city,
notably 500 pairs
L aides 6-button
length fine quality
Lisle Thread Gloves
at l5 cents per pair;
never before sold
under 20 cents, and
now selling at this
price everywhere.
500 pairs of chill
dren's regular made
black and cOlored
ribbed Stockings at
cents per pair.
Many of these goods
have sold at 40 and
so cents.
1000 pairs of
IN ems unbleached
I hose, full regular
made, importe d
goods, at lO cents
per pair, always
Isold at 20 cents
everywhere.
| 80 pair ladies'
lpique Collars and
Cuffs at 20 cents
|per set; reduced
from sc cents. This
is a wonderful bar
gain, as the quality
lis very fine.
| 1000 ladies' all.
linen hem-stitch
white III andk er'
Ichiefs;;4 for % cents,
These are regularly
sold at l2J1 cents
each. Now, dom
/ miss these bargains
most of them will
}, not be again seen a
such low prices.
5 1000 ladies' liner
fancy border hem
|stitch Handkerchief
5lput up in lots of :
Tor 20 cents; Away
at III cent
). each. Please bear il
mind that we do moi
h sell any cotton hand
s.. kerchiefs.
The finest whit,
hem.stitcl
e all-linen handke Ell
: chiefs at l2a cent
5 we have ever show
n at the price, and yo'
know we hav
some goo
y values at this popu
q. lar price.
b. % dozen, 800 pail
Il; ! ladies' very fine col
81 ton hose in faS
black, willnotrub O
on4 o. 90
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WANAMAKH1s'

terms. Bought a lot of them
big lot-put them all in
mems trousers. They are
now on sale in our Clothing
Store at $3.50.
Near Thirteenth and Market streets corr
ner.
New shapes in hats and
bonnets for women are com.
ing in all the time.
Some dealers II tell you |
gray Milan goods are scarce.
Think OF it as you look
about our tables. The goods
are scarce, but you'd never
suspect it here.
You'll stop by the new
Leghorn "Flops' when you
see them. You'll feel paid
tor stopping even if you only
look.
We're thinking OF the
Rough and Readys; SO are
you. They're beginning to
crowd a little corner. They'll
crowd two or three tables
soon, and in a way to please
you.
North Of Transept, Thirteenth street
side.
Half the charm of a little
outing is the lunch. Picnic
and Lunch Baskets, IS
cents to 81 IS.
Basement, southeast of centre.
French taste and neatness
in all our underwear things.
French needlework on many
of them; these for instance:
| Night dresses, French
hand embroidered S h r t
front, 81 and $3.50.
Chemise, circular o r
square neck, French hand
embroidered yoke, IS cents
to 81 50.
Skirts, extra size, French
hand embroidered, IS cents
to $3.50.
i If you're a Judge of such
work you'll wonder at the
lprice.
II And at the price of the IS
cent muslin night dress with
3 tucked yoke, and cambria
t ruffle on neck and sleeves
. That's the one for least;
others at IS and IS cents,
Isl, S1.25, $3.50, SI.75 and
ssl$2. Variety of styles al
r each price.
. Pillow sham;, imported
9 and domestic, 90 cents tc
SI7.SO a pair.
4 Chestnut street front, east of Arcade.
}. Slip Covers. Now's the
. time to think of them. A
: few hot days and we'll have
g g all we can do.
J. Wide range of stufs
), handsome effects, styles ane
\, colorings to suit any healthy
~ taste.
of Glazed Chintzes, % ant
80 30 in, Is and Is cents.
at English Dimities, stripe
e and figured, 80 in, 25 to A
le cents; "a in. (striped), s.
OF cents; 80 in. (white), Is t
lie 35 cents.
y Handsome n w Morri
t. Cretonnes, soft.toned colors
Is Is 81 in, 60 to Is cents.
ct o6 in. Linen, so cents.
Up 40 in. Jacquard (cotto
es that looks like linen), 5
h ha cents.
les We send a competer
l hs person to cut and fit tn
a slip. covers to the furniture
l "a Second floor, north of Transept.
IN About SO English Dect
,,., rated Chamber Sets wi,
IN. Jar. Were $3.50, now S,
,,s Some without jar, $3.50.
Am Basement, northwest of centre.
do. A new edition of II
, ns, DIARY and Co,yesbomden
The Of Samuel Rsbys, with Ii
III, and notes by Lord Bra,
csc brooke and additional nott
,Gs by Maynors Bright; in
he neat limo vols. Publicatic
, aa' price IS the set; our pric
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LYNCH & LEARY.

We are ready for business in
our new store. Everything new
and fresh. Prices the very low
est for frst-class goods. We do
not give any chromos to sell
goods; they sell on their merits.
Large stock Of the best brands
OF flour. Hungarian 90. is our
leader,25c per barrel below mar
ket price; and just think, a bar
rel Of Ohio Roller Ground
Flour for s4.75 net. A bag Of
good flour for $50. We make a
specially OF flour. Next-coffee
roasted twice a week. Next
|tcas-a tea store assortment
carefully selected in New York.
NeXt-canned goods-we keep
Everything that is kept in the
canned goods line. Hundreds
|of cans Of tomatoes, table
peaches,2 tor 25c; Boston baked
beans, canned. pineapple, etc.
Imported pickles, 25c; pure
salad oil, imported sardines; in
fact everything usually kept in
a we'll regulated store. Orders
taken and delivered to all part:
Iof the city. Our location is con.
Ivenient to the markets.
Lynch & Learv
/ n. W. Cor. 4th and Madison st.,
/ Wilmington, Del. al5-12
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-04-27

Four hundred children and many
adu In Madison, Wisconsin, re sick
of the measles. The public chools
have been closed.
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GALE or VALUABLE FARM PROP
y orty. TIE undsfsigned, ~ Admins.
traitor. u. T. A. Of Stay Bowing, late OF
and state of Delaware, deceased. viii Ok.
pose 70 sale, by way Of public auction,
ON MONDAY,
THE IND DAY OF MAY. A. D., 1887,
at 10 O'Clock .. m,
On the premises, all that certain tract or
parcel Of land with the buildings thereon
erected, containing six acres. onequartef
and thirty perches. situate In Mill Greek
north by the Newport road. on the east by
ked Clay Greek, on the sou tn BY lands Of
James Or snst0n, and on tho west BY the
public road leading from stanton 10 the
Newport pike. Terms made Known q sale.
Administrator, O. 7. A. Of Stacy Bo wing
deceased. ais IN, .f-2w
l. W. stidham Il Son. Auctioneers.
C,U DAlKYMEN-wlLL bE SOLD AL
l. public sale ct the drove yard ct Den.
treville. Chrittiana HID, bel, on
MONDAY, MAY 2, 1857,
~ one O'Clock, p. m,
Forty head Of fresh cows and VS1xfR
epringers and some stock bulls bNU
nom Southern Lancaster County, VI"
20. Ais2 three tood horses. and 100 .oOa
tion OF farmers and dealers.
1ermE-A credit Of 30 days.
PROUD b MERRICK.
]. q. Robinson. Aut. ago sod.dAwdn
DupLIC SALE-wlLL BE SOLD Al
Il the drove yards in Contfeville Chris
tiaua, hu ndred, on
MONDAY, May 2nd, 1887,
at one O'Clock. p. N.
100 head Of tns snoats, Just adapt NWA
ed 10 tho wants Of farmers and 9TH
ers At this season Of the ear. A&kns
PROUD b MEKhIOn.
J. q. Robinson, Auctionesr. a.23'7tditw
MALE OF STUCk-wlLL BEgxzN
ID sold at puol's sale at the rest. kkT
BOOTHS Corner. delaware county, Ps., on
MONDAY. MAY 2sp. 1857,
at O'Clock, p. m.
+ SOCK bulls and lot of sroats.
Two and four months credit.
GooDLLY BALDWIN.
/ A. q. SharpIess, Auct. Rodaw
DUPLIC SALE or HOKSES-wlLI
I be sold at public sale ut HanDumI
livery stabiee, Edgmont avenue, one tquar,
from p, W. b. n. II. depot. Chester, OF
THURSDAY, APRIL 2s, 1887,
ct O'Clock p. m,
% read ofyounr sound horses.se- o.
| ~ lected expressly for this sale, <&Sr
/ suitable for all purposes Tins stock Will bs
| at the above s;aoles two days before. wher,
l they can be inspected. 2 and 4 months
credit. Il. l.. kUBf.RTS
L. W. Stid1am Il Son, Auct. al9-d&w
nUBniO SALE or HORSES, COWS
buils and snoats. Village Green
Delaware County. Pa on
MONDAY, MAY 2, 1887.
at LEO O'Clock, p. m,
4 head OF horses, so bsad OF fresh cows aat
forwart springers, young ste;k bulls, lot o
good shosts This will be a carefully select
ed lot OF COWS from Lancaster County, "a
Train that leaves Wilmington at 1890 ar
lrives at Linwood in time Tor Hack for Vii
| lage Green. Two and four months credit.
A. n. TYSON.
l.. W. Std 1am s. Sen, Auct. ale dtw-t
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HAvEON HAND A
IN full supply OF dissolved phosphate for
flowers. pure bone phosphate Tor lawns, pure
Tor grape vines, &c. in 5, 10, 25 and 20 pound
bags. Manufactured by j.. A. CRANsION
Company, los King street and Newport, Del.
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j AS. A. KELLY.

Retailer of Fine Wines, Whistles, etc.
renth and Shiploy streets. Telephone cali
aa ia eod.tf
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TOTI UE-30o SHAkES NEW SEklkS
~ Mechanics Building Loan Stock lust
Issued and for sale. FIRST payment Cd the
second Tuesday In May. All applications
made to ~, MORROW, secretary, NO.
eli French street, will receive prompt alton
ton. a12-eod-u
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YUTIOE-l DAN fURNiou 1000 IN.
IN dustrious tadies with permanent, lu.
crative employment. No frau1 or humbog.
IA dndreds OF Testimonials ffcm ladies mado
ind ependent through this work. Mrs. h.F.
LITTLE Chicago, Ill. alS-l0td-2tws
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

New EpIrIoN SETTLERS GUIDE.-
Henry N. Copp, the land and pension
lawyer of Washington, has just issued
the twelfth edition OF his Settlers Guide.
1t is an Indispensable book for all who
are, or expect to be, interested in public
land. Settlers will save money by pur-
chasing it, and all who expect to take up
land should get posted on the several
laws under which land can be entered.
A chapter, illustrated with numerous
cuts, shows how to tell township, section
and quarter-section corners, and explains
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Hostetter's Stomach Bitters are emphatic
ally genial restorative. The changes which
this great botanic remedy produces In the
disordered organization are always agree
ably, though surely progressive, never abrupt
and violent. On this account 1t is admirably
adapted to persons of delicate constitution
and weak nerves, to whom the powerful min
eral drugs are positively injurious. That 1t
initiates those processes which result In the
re-establishment Of healthftil vigor 10 con-
spicuously shown In cases where It Is taken
10 overcome that fruitful cause Of debilitys
Indigestion, coupled, IS 1t usually is, with
biliousness and constipation. Thorough al.
restion, regular evacuation and abundant
secretiou, are results which promptly and in
yarisbly attend its systematic use. 1t is, be-
sides, the best protective against malaria'
and frst.rate diuretic.
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DOTS FROM THE SOUTHERN PART
OF THE COUNTY.

At Ell Dorado Canyon Mr.. Mills con-
tinues with his able management Of the
matteta pertaining to the Southwestern
s. NJ. Co.. which are proceeding "slow
but sure." At the Techatticup mine
rumor says there has been new strike.
John Huess is the foreman, and that
means success. Mr.. Powers is running
an arasta and contemplates putting
another in operation. Messrs. McGregor
and Riggs, Of the Silver Legion, have
some excellent ore. The 'Gold Mine"
few miles below the Canyon, is pro-
crossing favorably under the manage
ment Of AL. Grant.
Las Vegas ranch has put on her most
beautiful dress. The peach and almond
trees are in full bloom and the air is
permeated with fragrance. The grain
and alfalfa is growing to Perfection. A
large amount of alfalfa has been planted.
They are putting in Eve stamps more
in the mill at Mescal, and at Ivanpah
there are quite q number Of men work.
ing. The McFarlsin brothers are there
again. Prospects are very good.
At Pah Rump ranch there has been 9
change. Mr.. Winters has taken al
partners Messrs. Quinn and Jamison
with whose assistance he is making biz
improvements.
At Lounts ranch all the people went h
San Bernardino to spend the winter
except Mr.. White and wife.
| Col. Bradfute and Hon. j. Ross Me
garrigal are enjoying themselves at tn
reservation.
A very heavy snow recently fell in tn
southeastern part Of the county.
The people Of the Muddy have put j
large crops.
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Notice to Creditors.

TNsTATE OF ELIJAH " nLIAMs, De
II CEASED, Notice 10 hereby given BY the
undsruigslsd Executor Of the lsst will OF Elilsn
williams. deceased. to the creditOrs OF. and Al
perSons having claims against the said de.
ceased. 20 exhibit them. with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months after the arst
public Alton Of this notice. 70 the said Executor
It his o0ace in Phoebe, In the county OF Lin
coin.
JOHN ROEDER.
Executor Of the last Will and Testament Oh
Elijah williams, deceased. to-iow
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aa0lIr vto be made. Cut this out and re-
MIIuk vturn to us, and we will send YOU
mlJVI free, something Of great value and
importance to you. that viii start
Won in business which will bring you In more
money right away than anything else In this
world. Any one can do the work and i've AZ
home. Either sex; all ages. Something new (,
that lust coins money for all workers. We VIII
start you: capital not needed. This IS one OF
the genuine, important chances OF neum l.,;
,rnose who are ambitious and enterprising Will
not delay. Grand outfit free. Address TRUE ~
Co., Augusta, Maine.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THSTATE OF JAMES A. WADsWORTH, DE-
II ORAsED. Notice Is hereby given by the
UNDERLINED, N. j. Wasdsworth and Jeter
SNOW, Administrators. of the Estate Of
James 4. wadsworth, deceased, to the creditors
Of and to all persons having claims against
the EAtate Of said decet,sed, to exhibit them
with the necessary vo,ichers, WITHIN ten
months after the first publ ication Of this notice.
to the said Administrators at PAnaca.. In the
Comfy Of Lincoln.
Dated Februery II, 1887. ,,,o,,,
NJ. WADSwORTH q JETER SNOW,
Administrators Of the Estate OF samet
A. Wadgworth, deceased. iiziow
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A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.

Friday morning February 25th. ter.
rible tragedy was enacted at the Hook
man.Ketchum ranch, Utah, the par
ticulars of which are as follows: Six
years ago Jane Hickman, Administrative
Of the Hickman estate, was married to
L. R. Ketchum, who assumed control Of
tho ranch, and through his sporting pro.
clivities soon ran the ranch down 90 low,
that in order to prevent his squandering
the balance Of her childrsn's property,
Mrs. Ketchum wisely put stop to his
foolishness, by re-asauming control her
self. This caused an eruption, in which
Ketchum accused his wife Of criminal
intimacy with . man in his employ
named John Q. Green. Ketchum de.
parted the ranch, vowing threats Of ven
geance against his wife and Green and
remained absent for year, Green being
retained by Mrs. Ketchum ~ superin.
tsndent Of the ranch. At an early hour
on the morning Of the 25th, Ketchum
unexpectedly arrived home, secrsted
himself in the barn loft and whom Green
came out to feed the stock, Ketchun
opened fire on him, killing him instant
ly. Upon hearing the firing, Mrs. Kst
chum's l9-year old son, Dell Hickman
rushed from his bed into the barn, wher'
he exchanged shots with his step-fathsr
and succeeded in putting bullet int
Ketchum's abdomen, the result from
which will probably prove fatal. 1t !
supposed that Kstchum intended to xii
all on the ranch. Green is the secon
brother who has been shot down in col
, blood within the last few MONTHS
Frisco Times.
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Thursday last the Nevada Legislature
adjourned until two years hence. This
will cause dsarth of items to the State
newspapers, in regard to the doing. and
savings of the Hon. So and So, Of the
Legislature and will undoubtedly be the
means Oh inspiring Inc average scr'pe W
euor'' hercuieah IN ge'.'hs W so"esn'ns
OF On original nature LOT 'ne oeneh. Oh
MS readers, al'hougn tney may oe le~'
speaking Oh the majority Oh Aee'siA'ors'
there are various newspapers 'hA' ~er'
In favor oil turning 'nem loose 70 tne
music Oh 'ne pead Maroh III oAui'
other papers, Oh q more hveiy taa'e' sug''
gested 'hAt tne soui,insp'r'ng '.ran. Oh
Inc hogues mArcn, a. rsnuereu W 'n'
p'e anu olum' 70 DC 'ne n,o'' app'N
pr'.'e' anu ono paper, 'ne oon Ap'
pea, " we "''s'AAe no', 'h'' pAp'' W..
INSIDE the ring 'nsre'ots we" po'''o'
.itnough' IN 'ne case 70 inc po'n'' F" ev'.
u'".'y 'poA0 'nousa''..'.yu ',A :.
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ao's' on inc n,s"' pf''r W '"' 'A'""'
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Treasure Hill. White Pine County, wa,
lost in a snowstorm Thursday last
Howell had passed the day in examining
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mi ncsn live ct home and make, more money
YIN Id work for us, than ct an ything else IN
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